Cat Tales Bride Glee in Rich Guy Caper
A playful column details a plucky cat tale about a blushing bride and her quest for a well heeled match. The anecdote mixes humor and social gloss as romance and whimsy entwine in a lighthearted near romance sketch.
Soldiers Take Out Heavy War Risk Insurance at Camp Dodge
Officers and men of the 350th infantry have taken out 6.17 million dollars in new war insurance replacing the pension system. The 352nd infantry leads with 18.04 million. 2,034 soldiers represent the total. Most take the $10,000 policy, costing 660 dollars monthly with 57.50 monthly for twenty years on death or disability. A blanket policy, division report pending, notes over 95 percent participation except the 366th Negro regiment. A separate note bans most camp photography to curb a thriving civilian photo industry and sketching, allowing permits only to licensed photographers.
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Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Jan
350Th Infantry
352Nd Infantry
Minnesota
P. R. Morrisey
Washington
Bureau of Public Information
Real Estate Transfers and Marriage Licenses Noted
Real Estate Transfers record H O E Adcox and wife to Anna E Delaunay for lot 136 Poling and Crutten addition Quincy. Marriage licenses list Edward Ray Bell 22 Winslow Arkansas and Nina Frances Mahair 20 Quincy. Earl Leeser 24 LaGrange Missouri and Edna May Tatie 19 LaGrange Missouri.
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H. OE
Adcox
Anna E
Delaunay
Poling
Cruttenden
Quincy
Edward Ray Bell
Winslow
Ark
Nina Frances Mahair
Earl Leeser
LaGranze
Edna May Tatie
LaGrange
Guardianship and probate actions filed at Jackson County Court
Order commits Trenry Yates to state school for the deaf in Jacksonville. Guardianship receipts total 6252.15 with disbursements 607.97 and balance 85544.18. Matthew F. Carratt named guardian for Harold H. Pickett with bond 2450. Petition seeks private sale of Waldo Sommer’s personal effects.
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Robate
Trenry Yates
Jacksonville
Donald Silverton
Matthew F. Carratt
Harold H. Pickett
Bend
Waldo Sommer
City Ambulance Calls Reported to St Mary's Hospital
Mrs R C Maxwell of 1428 Chestnut Street and Mrs R J Doty of 902 North Eighth Street were transported to St Mary's Hospital by city ambulance. The brief notice lists two patient transfers in a single alert.
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City Ambulance
R. C. Maxwell
Chestnut Street
St Mary’s Hospital
R. J Doty
North Eighth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Fulton Announces Bouts In 1905 Heavyweight Schedule
Lincoln February 24 Fred Fulton, contender for the heavyweight title, revealed upcoming fights. He will face Tom Cowler in Denver on February 1, Charley Weinert in Philadelphia on February 7, and Frank Moran in New Orleans on February 22. A Korean youth also set a world record for rapidity with a 25 item four-figure calumn in seven seconds.
Taboo Placed On Long Trips By Ball Teams
Pittsburgh January 24 The schedule drafting committee of the National and American leagues agreed to eliminate long trips for baseball clubs as a patriotic move to ease rail traffic. Consolidation of dates is planned and teams in cities with Sunday baseball bans may travel to western cities for a single game where Sunday games are allowed. Committee members include Tokn A. Pevdler and Barney Dreyfuss for the National League and Ban Johnson and William Harridge for the American League.
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Pittsburgh
Tokn A. Pevdler
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Club
Ban Johnson
William Harridge
Soldier home death notes and cottage events
John J. Andre age 75 died in hospital at 11 15 p m from complications. Civil War veteran served in Company G 93rd Illinois infantry and a Pennsylvania native. He lived in Illinois fifty years and leaves a wife at cottage 3. Visitors from Shel Bina Mo Mr and Mrs J E Jordan visited cottage 20. Frank Eppert from cottage 20 celebrated eighty six birthday. Temperance meeting held in cottage 20 with Mr Spurgeon speaker. Mrs Jennie Jackson returned to New Canton after visiting cottage 20. Mrs Craft at cottage 22 very ill. Barney Anderson of cottage 20 ill and in hospital. Mrs Urick of cottage 20 returned to her room greatly improved.
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John J. Andre
93Rd Illinois Infantry
Pennseyylvania
Andre
Illinois
J. E. Jordan
Shelbina
George W Dicks Appointed Clerk for Federal Trade Commission
George W. Dicks, son of Herman H. Dicks, leaves for Washington D C to serve as a clerk for the federal trade commission after being chosen from many applicants. He recently passed the civil service exam and worked at Berger Insurance. The post offers a strong salary and responsibility. The article also notes Italy’s plan to nationalize industries and establish a piano factory modeled on American and French designs, replacing German dominance prewar.
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George W. Dicks
Herman H. Dicks
Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Berger Insurance Agency
Italy
Watch the Little Pimples Nature's Warning Ad
Unsightly pimples and skin splotches signal disorders such as eczema and boils. S. S. S. claims to purify blood and cure skin diseases by acting on the bloodstream, not local treatments. Write Swift Specific Co. for guidance and history of the case. Adv.
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S. S.S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Sugar Conservation Day Named in Quincy Plan
A three pound per person monthly sugar limit is adopted in Quincy with a plan to curb retailer to consumer and wholesaler to retailer sales. Retailers reportedly unaware of the order as a permanent committee forms to supervise distribution, per state food administrator Jarry Wheeler.
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Quincy
Jarry Wheeler
Pierson to Address Illinois T P A Members
Truman T. Pierson secretary of the Chamber of Commerce will speak to Post A of the Illinois Traveling Salesmen association at 8 pm Saturday in the Elks clubrooms. He will discuss how traveling men benefit the city and the post plans future talks with special speakers inviting all United Commercial Travelers members.
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Truman T. Pierson
Chamber of Commerce
Post A
Illinois T. P. A
Elks’ Club
United Commercial Travelers’ Association
Post
Examinations in City of Quincy Names and Status Listed
A list of individuals undergoing examinations in Quincy noting those Physically Qualified for General and Limited Service, and a few marked Disqualified. Names include Lawrence J Herrine Julius Meyer Ghibert Stormer Everett Moore Walter Dicks Matthew Laverr Jesse Merrick Carl Peckermeyer Passe Litner Sidener Seelig Kroner Henderson Curkhuff Fost Victor Austin Smith Kelly Ward Kroeger Newholt Smith Roberts Finkenhoefer French Bastert Anagnostopoulos Reckmeier Austin Thithand Koenle Pecermeyer O'Bryant Miller Tewis Wickes McDonald Eyveson VandenBoom Vogler Koenig Parker Peters DeBord Niemeyer Duker Meyer Koetzle Devereaux Bernhardt Bartelt Hooner Brakensich Gordon Heinz Spitker Britt Winters Abbenseth Regeman Williamson Wheeler Orwoerman VandenBoom VandenBoom etc. Several listed as physically qualified for general or limited service and a section noting disqualified individuals.
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Lawrence A. J. Herrine
C. Julius Meyer
Ghibert Stormer
Everett Moore
Walter E. Dicks
Matthew G. Laverr
Jesse EE. Merrick
Carl GW. Peckermeyer
John F. Passe
George I]tner
Kuomeo Sidener
Hiarry Seelig
August Leo Kroner
William A. Henderson
Henry G. Curkhuff
Christel G. Fost
John Victor Austin
Charley Smith
Eugene Kelly Ward
John H. Kroeger
Preston Newholt
William M. Smith
Elmer Roberts
Henry Finkenhoefer
Clifton P. French
Henry W. Bastert
Peter Anagnostopoulos
George A. Reckmeier
Nathan A. Austin
Joan V W. Thithand
Fred C. Koenle
Edward J. Pecermeyer
Edward O'Bryant
Harvey Miller
George Harry Tewis
Robb Lincoln Wickes
Jas. T., McDonald
Henry J. Eyveson
Louis A. Krerblinger
Benjamin L. Dunn
Far J. Otto
John Cottrell
Arthur S. Lingermaan
Edward Woerman
Julius P. VandenBoom
Fred Vogler
Lawrence FP
Koenig
Thurston B. Parker
Earl
Joseph Peters
Fay V. de
Chin Chin at Empire Theatre Monday Night
Charles Dillingham presents Chin Chin at the Empire featuring Jeance Mai Grace Walsh Besse Franklyn and Marie Gallahan with Doyle and Dixon. The production promises dazzling scenery and costumes forming kaleidoscopic pictures in a musical comedy touted as the era’s biggest hit.
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Jeance Mai
Grace Walsh
Besse Franklyn
Marie Gallahan
Charles Dillingham
Chin Chin
Doyle and
Dixon
the Empire
Doyle
Empire Theater
New Non Fiction Books at Public Library
A long list of new library acquisitions across nonfiction and fiction sections. Notable titles include Bennett on aging, Edwards on French cathedrals, Gilder on New England, Maeterlinck on inner light, and Chekhov stories. Also several geography and history works, guides, and children's books.
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Crisev
Davis
Dorland
Dresslar
Eames
Edwards
France
Flanders
Fabre
Fedden
Fitzhugh
Frazer
Fryer
Garrison
Gibson
Gilder—Letters
Handbook of
New England
Wickman
Horne and Keller
Howe
Huard
Field of Mercy
Irwin
James
Arizona
Keene
Crumps
Liebknecht
Macgill
Maeterlinck
Marden
Mayer—Stair
Murphy
Oregon
Nicolas
Ogden
Parkman
Peary
Polkinghorne
Putnam—Southland
North Amer
Strikes Paralyze Argentine Shipping and Railways
Buenos Aires on January 24 reports broad labor unrest across Argentina. Shipping at the port has been nearly paralyzed by a strike and a general strike threatens the Central Cordoba railway. Workers who already left have burned 45 carloads of wood intended as fuel.
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Buenos Aires
Central Cordoba
Star and Paramount Pictures Compile Varied Film Lineup
A fragment lists stars and titles across several studios. Jane Cowlin stars in Spread Daven Belasco with Gladys Brockwell and Miriam Coo Quincy involvement noted alongside Francis Russman and Jerry Braver in A Million ao Min five act Metro piture. Also listed are Reston colmes Travelo Instalment Plan, Elsie Ferguson in Barb Sheep from Savoy Paramount, Vivian Martin in Sunset Trail, Louise Glaum in Id ters, a reel Triangle Night Mack papers comedy, and films The spy Pearls of Fine Social Pirate and more.
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Jane Cowlin
Belasco
Phe Tloneor
Milton
Gladys Brockwell
Miriam Coo
Quincy
Francis Russman
Jerry Braver
Metro Piture
Reston
Colmes
Paramount
Savoy
Elsie Ferguson
Louise Glaum
Idters
Reel Triangle
Mack Papers
the Spy
Pearls of Fine
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